A piece of paper or metal that is usually signed by a government's treasurer, stating that everyone is currently under the delusion that you have wealth. In fact, the piece of cotton used to represent how much gold a country had, but then Richard Nixon decided that it was not his cup of tea. Due to 1 cent coins in the Canada (where they have since been abolished) and the US costing 1.6 cents to stamp, owning a lot of pennies makes you more wealthy than society believes you are.

What makes the world go round

someone whos name you dont know: a stranger

yet again...rapper talk! Another way of reffering to a person as a jolly greeting or refering to a cool object

A possession that is directly proportional to the amount of problems one has

Money is what is used to ensure a fair exchange without the need to work. Paper beats rock, vis-à-vis, dollar dollar bill ya'll, vis-à-vis, gotta get paid.

In other words, when used and managed in an appropriate manner, money has the ability to make life easier. However, when money is harbored personally and defensively, greed and mistrust will threaten to undermine more virtuous social assets.

The basic term used to refer to any form of currency. In the US and several other countries, the dollar is used. In Japan, it's the Yen, in almost all of Europe, it's the Euro. The dollar (US) is worth the most of all the scores of different types.

Money can be used to buy almost anything that can be classified as a Noun. Even other money. (As long as it can be touched. Be mature about this... please?)